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Relatives of Jean Wilson Brutus say raising funds for his funeral is about saying farewell with dignity, not charity. The post Relatives of Haitian man who died in ICE custody launch GoFundMe for funeral appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Press offenses are punishable by six months to three years in prison and a fine of about $760. Penalties are doubled if offenses are committed electronically or via social media to reach a wider audience. The post CPT sets jail time and stiff fines for Haitian journalists, digital distributors — raising alarm appeared first on The Haitian Times.
As images circulate of Venezuelans abroad celebrating U.S. military action, Afro-Venezuelans describe a different reality — one shaped by race, class and the communities that have paid the highest price. The post Why Afro-Venezuelans oppose U.S. intervention in Venezuela appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jacmel launched Carnival 2026 Sunday with color, parade, dance, music and crowds. The post Jacmel kicks off Carnival 2026, reaffirming its role as Haiti’s cultural vanguard | PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Waiting on a USCIS decision can be stressful. Here’s how to check your case status, understand processing times and find out when you can request help. The post Is your USCIS case delayed? How to find out and what to do next appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Government Commissioner Jéir Pierre launches nighttime patrols under his authority, drawing comparisons to Miragoâne’s Jean Ernest Muscadin. Pierre said he established a special security force in the coastal city to ease the Haitian National Police's workload. The post Haiti’s Port-de-Paix prosecutor forms special security brigade, echoing Muscadin model appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Months after Hurricane Melissa’s devastated passage, families in Petit-Goâve— a commune about 42 miles southwest of the Haitian capital— say they are still waiting for meaningful assistance as destroyed homes remain uncleared and areas unsafe. The post Victims of Hurricane Melissa in Haiti’s Petit-Goâve still plead for help months later appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Inaugurated with fanfare, the Ouanaminthe Court of First Instance remains an empty shell, paralyzed by executive interference and untraceable judicial appointments. The post Haiti’s Ouanaminthe reopens courthouse after a century, but justice has yet to arrive appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Despite record customs revenues in December 2025, Haiti recorded its seventh consecutive year of economic contraction, with gross domestic product falling to about $4.25 billion, underscoring the central role of security in any economic recovery. The post Haiti’s customs collect $102M in tax revenue in just one month, officials say appeared first on The Haitian Times.
